Dogs help you make friends in a new city
Dogs help owners adjust to new cities by making it easier to meet like-minded people, start conversations and make friends.
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Pet owner beware: Scams target dog owners
Dog scams include bogus product claims about health benefits, cleaning products that claim to be green but pose health threats.
Protect your dog from outdoor dangers
Outdoor dangers for dogs include wild animals that can spread diseases like rabies and leptospirosis, fertilizers, pesticides and poisons meant for rodents.
Dogs provide emotional support
Pets are a great source of emotional support. Whether you’re looking to lead a healthier lifestyle or feel better about yourself, a dog or a cat can help you with your day to day life.
Dogs suffer spring-time allergies
Many dogs suffer spring-time allergies and hot spots each year. Flea bites, pollen, dust and mold can trigger allergic reactions.
Bed basics: 4 ways to keep your dog safe at night
If you sleep with your pup, practice dog sleep safety. Make sure your dog’s paws are clean, watch for fleas and ticks and give your dog enough space.
Dog-skunk encounter? Use our easy cleanup tips
Be prepared before you experience a dog-skunk encounter. Stock up now on the cleaning items you need to refresh a stinky dog.
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Fly the fido-friendly skies
Dog plane safety tips include taking a direct flight, making sure your dog has fresh water and using an approved crate that allows good air circulation.
Use pet stairs to help dogs who can’t jump
Pet stairs help dogs who are recovering from injury, suffer from hip dysplasia or arthritis or tiny dogs who just don’t have the size or oomph to jump on furniture.
Make your dog part of your wedding day
With a little planning, you can include dog in your wedding. Consider the venue, photographer and food. And appoint a wedding day dog handler.
